Oxygen Sensor OEM 392103c100
OEM 392103c100 is the genuine oxygen sensor, fitting 8 vehicles, sourced used across Europe and delivered worldwide.
About OEM 392103c100
This genuine used OEM oxygen sensor (OEM code 392103c100) is an original equipment part for HYUNDAI and KIA vehicles. It is sourced from professional dismantlers across Europe, ensuring authentic quality and fitment. The sensor plays a key role in engine management by monitoring exhaust gas oxygen levels, helping maintain optimal fuel efficiency and emissions.
Compatible with a range of HYUNDAI and KIA models, this sensor is a direct replacement for the listed vehicles. It is delivered tracked worldwide, so you can rely on secure shipping to your location. Condition is confirmed per order, as each used part is unique.
Key compatible vehicles include:
- HYUNDAI GRANDEUR (2010-2011)
- HYUNDAI GENESIS Coupe (2008-2014)
- HYUNDAI SONATA V (2005-2010)
- HYUNDAI GENESIS (2008-2014)
- HYUNDAI EQUUS / CENTENNIAL (2009-2016)
- HYUNDAI ix55 (2011-2012)
- KIA OPIRUS (2006-2012)
- KIA SORENTO I (2007-2011)
Whether you are maintaining a HYUNDAI GRANDEUR or a KIA SORENTO, this OEM oxygen sensor offers a reliable solution. Order now and benefit from our Europe-wide sourcing network and tracked delivery.
Vehicles compatible with OEM 392103c100
This OEM code fits 8 vehicles. Use the filter to find yours; the engine and year range confirm the exact match.
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